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Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Guess who's back?

Local favourite ANDYTOWN lines up in the Coral Cup this afternoon and gets a price of 33/1 which to us is cracking each-way value. Young David Bass takes 7lbs of which could come in handy this afternoon.
Great afternoon of racing and without boring you with why we think they will win her's DAY TWO Selections.

1.30 - 1. Fabalu DANGER.Any Currency  - 
2.05 - 1. Rite Of Passage DANGER Finians Rainbow
2.40 - 1. Diamond Harry DANGER Punchestowns
Champion Chase 1. KALAHARI KING Danger Big Zeb
4.00 - 1. On Raglan Road Danger Andytown
4.40 - 1. Open Day Danger Stars Du Granits
5.20 - 1. Shot From The Hip Danger Elegant Concorde


keep posting and emailing to win these free bets folks
just answer this.. who won the Champion Chase last year?
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15 comments:

  1. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 09:54

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  2. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 09:56

    fancy that Raglan Road PG but will have a fiver each-way on old Andytown

    J

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  3. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 11:03

    tip going about down here in Wexford


    Dul Ar An O


    stableboy

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  4. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 11:03

    master minded - hookbacker

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  5. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 11:33

    Master Minded -


    MM

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  6. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 11:36

    non-runner but another win beckons for Binocular in the same race

    Stableboy

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  7. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 12:34

    1.30 - Mobaasher

    2.05 - Finians Rainbow

    2.40 - Diamond Harry

    3.20 - Master Minded
    Kalahari King
    Well Chief

    4.00 - Deutschland

    4.40 - Hunterview

    5.15 - Shot From The Hip

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  8. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 13:52

    first result DAY 2

    1st 14 Poker De Sivola (FR) 14-1
    2nd 3 Becauseicouldntsee (IRE) 13-2
    3rd 16 Prudent Honour (IRE) 40-1
    Tote Win £18.60
    Pl £4.90, £2.40, £15.60
    EX £97.90
    SF £92.50
    Tricast £3582.27
    Winning Trainer Ferdy Murphy
    Winning Jockey Ms K Walsh
    Distances 2 1/4l, 2 1/4l

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  9. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 14:14

    Second result!
    1st 8 Peddlers Cross (IRE) 7-1
    2nd 11 Reve De Sivola (FR) 15-2
    3rd 12 Rite Of Passage 7-2 F
    Tote Win £8.20
    Pl £2.90, £2.90, £2.00
    EX £51.30
    SF £54.96
    Tricast £217.64
    Winning Trainer D McCain Jnr
    Winning Jockey J M Maguire

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  10. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 14:53

    1st 9 Weapon's Amnesty (IRE) 10-1
    2nd 1 Burton Port (IRE) 9-1
    3rd 10 Long Run (FR) 11-4
    Tote Win £12.20
    Pl £3.00, £2.20, £1.40
    EX £102.00
    SF £93.12
    Tricast £316.28
    Winning Trainer C Byrnes
    Winning Jockey D N Russell
    Distances 7l, sh

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  11. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 14:55

    put that one in last weeks paper.. gutting!

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  12. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 15:34

    1st 1 Big Zeb (IRE) 10-1
    2nd 2 Forpadydeplasterer (IRE) 10-1
    3rd 4 Kalahari King (FR) 9-2

    a winner at last - puts to around level for the day

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  13. Punter's Guide17 March 2010 at 16:11

    4.00 no show fron ANDYTOWN with stablemate spirit river hacking it

    4.00 Cheltenham
    1st 8 Spirit River (FR) 14-1
    2nd 15 Tullamore Dew (IRE) 80-1
    3rd 7 James De Vassy (FR) 16-1
    4th 3 Micheal Flips (IRE) 33-1
    Tote Win £19.30
    Pl £5.00, £22.40, £6.90, £7.20
    EX £2074.80
    SF £889.97
    Tricast £16623.72
    Winning Trainer N J Henderson
    Winning Jockey B J Geraghty
    Distances 4 1/2l, 2 3/4l

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  14. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 16:55

    TODAYS WINNERS

    J SULLIVAN
    MM - WHOEVER THAT IS
    HOOKBACKER

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  15. Anonymous17 March 2010 at 21:43

    PG backed those two winners given out in last weeks paper BIG ZEB and WEAPONS AMNESTY 2 x 10/1 shots keeps me a wee vit ahead after 2 days

    get the tips on early in the morning mate starting at 11 so need to get them on

    Terry

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